Have you ever found yourself feeling utterly drained, only to realize that nagging back pain has been stealing your energy all along? You’re not alone! Many people overlook the connection between back pain and feelings of fatigue, but understanding this link could change how we approach our health. At Merge Medical Center, we often see […]
Understanding Alcohol Withdrawal Symptoms Fatigue: Causes and Solutions
March 9, 2025
Have you ever felt utterly exhausted after a night of partying, only to wonder what it would be like to endure that fatigue for days or even weeks? If you or someone you know is navigating the challenging waters of alcohol withdrawal, you might be all too familiar with the term “sobriety fatigue.” It’s a […]
What is Breast Thermography? Breast thermography is a non-invasive imaging technique that uses infrared technology to map heat patterns in breast tissue. Unlike mammograms, which focus on structural changes, thermography detects variations in blood flow and temperature. These subtle changes can signal potential concerns before they become visible abnormalities. Imagine being in a comfortable, calming […]
Have you ever wondered how long you might feel fatigued after starting a new medication? If you’re considering Ozempic fatigue, you’re not alone—many users have reported feeling unusually tired during their initial weeks on this diabetes management medication. At Merge Medical Center, we frequently hear from patients who are curious about what to expect when […]
What is Hygral Fatigue? Signs and Solutions Explained
March 7, 2025
Have you ever noticed your hair feeling frizzy, brittle, or just not as vibrant as it used to be? You might be experiencing something called hygral fatigue. This condition, often overlooked, occurs when hair absorbs too much moisture and becomes overwhelmed by the constant swelling and deswelling of the hair cuticle. At Merge Medical Center, […]
Understanding Hypertension: A Guide to Managing High Blood Pressure What Is Hypertension? Hypertension, or high blood pressure, happens when the force of blood against your artery walls is consistently too high. If your blood pressure is above 130/80 mm Hg, you may have hypertension. The first line treatment for hypertension typically includes lifestyle changes such […]
